Disruptive Life Podcast

In today's episode, we sit down with Vinnie Dangerfield, a fitness and mindset coach. Through his coaching business he helps clients awaken their "inner athlete." Vinnie is an athlete himself, and a brand ambassador for The Tough Mudder.

We have a high energy discussion about how people's mindsets impact their lives and relationships, focusing in particular on why some people make powerful personal changes, and why others seem to be stuck on mediocre. Vinnie shares some of the secrets related to changing your mindset to achieve excellence in both body and mind. 

Check out Vinnie's coaching site Mezomorphx, and be sure to add him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

If you're a guy who is trying to date a server, or you know someone who is, you have to watch this podcast, because we expose the hard truth of trying to date a waitress or bartender.

We sit down with Brady, our favorite server/bartender, to discuss some of the lengths guys have gone to hit on and date her and her server friends. 

We discuss questions like, "what do you think when guys add you randomly on social media?" "how much flirting is too much?" "what is the creepiest thing a guy has ever said to you?" "have you or your friends ever dated a customer?" (the answer is kind of shocking), as well as her suggestions if you keep giving a server attention and visiting her with hopes of dating her. 

In this episode, we sit down with millennial Justyn (who repesents every single millennial on the planet very well) to discuss what "price" there is on love.

Is there a price and should there be one? And, what value is there in a relationship related to other pursuits (like college)?

In this episode, we have Catholic priest Fr. Joshua Wagner on, to discuss the role that religion plays in relationships. In his experience, does a person's piety really make a relationship difference? Why do religious people seem to ignore their faith when the right non-believer comes along? And, based on his extensive experience marrying and counseling couples, what makes relationships really last (or end)?

His answers, and ours, may surprise you.